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Here are 10 of the best Super Bowl commercials of all time, following the blueprint Apple established in 1984. “Budweiser Frogs” (Budweiser, 1995) A good ad doesn’t need to be complicated The Budweiser Clydesdale horses have been a staple mascot for the brand for more than 80 years, appearing in 47 Super Bowl commercials as of 2025. But the commercial that's held in the highest Many of those ads have delivered moments that are remembered as much as the games themselves. Ahead of Super Bowl LIX (Sunday, 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX), here are the 10 greatest Super Bowl commercials 25. Nationwide Insurance — 'Boy' Super Bowl: 46 (Feb. 5, 2012) This is the most controversial one on the list, not because of its humor — because there isn't any — but because of its pure Commercials have long been a huge part of the Super Bowl experience for Americans, whether the high-profile ads were water cooler fodder on Monday decades ago, or instantly lighting up social The Super Bowl is the premier stage for advertisers, a showcase for the best creativity and biggest brand ambitions. To mark Super Bowl 2025, ADWEEK looks back on the best Big Game commercials The Super Bowl is not just about football—it’s about the glitz, the halftime shows, and, of course, the commercials. Every year, brands pull out all the stops to craft ads that are funny Love 'em, hate 'em, or use 'em as a bathroom break, Super Bowl ads are unique in that they are shared cultural memories, little 30-second time capsules. 25. Nationwide Insurance — 'Boy' Super Bowl: 46 (Feb. 5, 2012) This is the most controversial one on the list, not because of its humor — because there isn't any — but because of its pure Every Super Bowl Sunday, millions gather not just for the game but for the commercials—mini-masterpieces that blend humor, storytelling, and branding into a few unforgettable seconds. Some ads make us laugh, some make us think, and a rare few become pop culture landmarks. Now I’m branching out beyond ethos, pathos, and logos (but don’t worry — they made the list, too) to include a few more rhetorical devices that cropped up in this year’s commercials: allusion, hyperbole, and parallelism. Thus, here is my list of nine commercials from Super Bowl LVII that you can use to help students master rhetorical Wiener Stampede – Heinz. Rhetoric: Pathos. David ad agency created Wiener Stampede for Heinz and it debuted at Super Bowl 50. Seeing dachshunds dressed as hot dogs fast approaching their owners who in turn are dressed as Heinz ketchup bottles is just wild yet heart-warming. The Logo for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans is shown on a television screen during a Super Bowl Host Committee handoff news conference at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on February 12, 2024, in Roughly 112 million people watched the Super Bowl last year, despite the NFL’s ratings decline overall. A similar number are expected to tune in to this year’s contest, between the New England Other phrases like “Super Sunday,” “Gameday,” “Back to Football,” “1st and GOAL” are all protected. Same goes for the organization’s logo and team logos. With that being said, every content creator should be aware of this list of Super Bowl advertising guidelines. Super Bowl Advertising Guidelines: The Don’ts 10. How can logos be used effectively in a commercial? Logos can be used effectively in a commercial by presenting facts, statistics, and evidence that support the benefits of the product or service. 11. What are some examples of commercials that use pathos? Commercials that evoke emotions such as fear, joy, or sadness in order to create a The Super Bowl is a cultural spectacle featuring thrilling moments on the field, vibrant performances on stage, and famous commercials that often become symbols of their time. 2025 Each Super Bowl has a unique logo that emphasizes the sporting event’s significance. The ads highlight the very different ways you can use Gemini, whether you want to talk to yourself about parenting or learn football lingo. The ads highlight the very different ways you can use Not sure about Super Bowl commercials, but I like showing some of the old "I'm a PC, and I'm a Mac" commercials with Justin Long and John Hodgman from the mid-2000s as examples for logos. I am in Kansas City and was teaching rhetoric around the time of the Super Bowl this past year, so I used this Head and Shoulders commercial with Patrick Are you looking for a way to use the Super Bowl to get your students excited about English class? This assignment will tie together watching the Super Bowl and reinforcing the concepts of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Why Use This Assignment?Dynamic Exploration: Move beyond traditional teaching methods;
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